vi.

1. 凝视，盯着看[Q][（+at/into）]
   She peered at him closely, as if not believing it could really be him.

   她仔细地瞧着他，似乎不相信真会是他。

2. 隐约出现；出现
   The moon peered out from behind clouds.

   月亮从云后隐约出现。

n.[C]

1. （地位，能力等）同等的人；同辈，同事
   The opinions of his peers are more important to him than his parents' ideas.

   对他来说，同辈人的意见比他父母的看法更重要。

   He is so fine a man that it would be hard to find his peer.

   他为人之好简直找不出第二个人。

   Children are easily influenced by their peer.

   孩子很容易受同辈影响。

2. （英国的）贵族；（英国的）上院议员
   He has been made a peer.

   他已被封为贵族。

vt.

1. 与……相比，与……同等
2. 封……为贵族

v.

1. look with difficulty or concentration.
2. be just visible.

n.

1. a member of the nobility in Britain or Ireland, comprising the ranks of duke, marquess, earl, viscount, and baron.
2. a person of the same age, status, or ability as another specified person.

v.